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Endless Filth : The Saga of the Bhangis, Hardback Book

Endless Filth : The Saga of the Bhangis Hardback

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This is the telling indictment of India's lack of resolve over the past 100 years to get rid of the manual scavenging and transportation of human excrement.

Since Ghandi raised the question of untouchability in 1901 there have been reports, recommendations and funding, but so far little has changed.

Almost every state government denies the existence of the problem.

The author suggests that there is a silent and shameful opposition in India to the eradication of untouchability.

The Bhangis are trapped in a caste-ordained system which impedes rehabilitation and movement into alternative work.

Can attitudes change, or will the dignity, justice and equality enshrined in the constitution remain no nearer to the Bhangis than it was in 1947?

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